Cloud migration myth buster: Why email archives shouldn't be an afterthought
Emails contain large amounts of critical business data, usually stored in archives for compliance and legacy purposes
Are you gambling on cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is a high stakes game and people aren't aware of the risks, says professional poker player and statistician Liv Boeree
Top three security tips for 2020 from the experts
'Secure inbound email' advise the experts. Computing speaks to luminaries from end user and vendor organisations, and learns that it's not about 'patch management'
Phishing targeting executives now the number one cause of cyber security insurance claims
One-quarter of claims sourced to business email compromise scams, warns AIG
Zavvi accidentally emails customer database telling them they've all won tickets to the Champions League final
No, you didn't win that coveted ticket to the Champions League final, after all
More than 770 million email addresses - with passwords - dumped online
Collection #1, originally posted in December, contains 140 million email addresses that haven't been seen in security breaches before
Is email - and Microsoft Outlook in particular - broken beyond repair?
The tools for handling the mountain of email we receive every day simply aren't good enough
ProtonMail adds full PGP support and address verification
Improves compatibility with other services
GDPR: Compliance emails often unnecessary and based on 'bad advice' in many cases, claims Dr Kuan Hon
Dr Kuan Hon blames poor legal advice and 'media misinformation' for wave of GDPR emails
The irony of the non-compliant GDPR consent email
GDPR desperation is reaching fever pitch
The email security imbalance: how much do intrusions now outweigh spend?
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Regardless of your Office 365 tier, layered security is the best way to protect your business email
Office 365 is popular, but experts agree that even the top tier should be bolstered by third party systems
Phishing emails have spiked this year, outgrowing malware
Why try to trick a system when you can just fool the user?
Royal shoemaker Loake Shoes compromised in email hack
Company has warned customers of phishing emails that appear to come from Loake
Employees are constantly leaking business data, says report
When it comes to email, staff just don't follow the rules
Security consulting firm Deloitte hacked exposing millions of emails
Deloitte email servers compromised in long-running attack
Corvid wants to remove the weak link from cyber: the users
It's unrealistic to train users to recognise every threat, especially with modern hackers' levels of sophistication, argues CTO Andrew Nanson
ForcePoint: TrickBot spreading using Necurs botnet
TrickBot malware shifts from malvertising to Necurs botnet to spread, warns Malwarebytes
Why can't AI do more to help with information overload?
Microsoft, Google and others have spent enough on AI, but Peter Cochrane sees little evidence of it when it comes to email and search
GDPR: Should you delete all emails after a certain period?
Robert Bond, partner at law firm Bristows LLP, explains how to deal with the tricky issue of having sensitive data mixed through your email databases
Riseup confirms receipt of FBI warrant and gagging order
Users wondering about the non-renewal of Riseup's warrant canary have their suspicions confirmed
Malicious email campaigns increase seven-fold during 2016
JavaScript malware outnumbers malicious documents as ransomware threats continue to multiply
Trump's election causes surge in new business for ProtonMail
New sign-ups double following Donald Trump's election as US president
Everybody hates email - so why do they still use it?
Email has had more than its share of critics over the years, but if it's so bad, why is it still a core application for just about every business? Stuart Sumner explores the pros and cons and asks if email is set to be replaced in the near future
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